Paul Van Eecke

Un'alternativa per l'IA: imparare il linguaggio come gli umani Lo studio di due ricercatori belgi rovescia il paradigma seguito da ChatGpt e dagli altri modelli attuali

Un'alternativa per l'IA: imparare il linguaggio come gli umani -Our research on human-like language learning in machines was featured today in RAI 3's science programme Leonardo: www.rainews.it/tgr/piemonte... @katbeuls.bsky.social #NLProc #CL

Curious about the historical ties and continued mutual influence between the fields of Construction Grammar and Artificial Intelligence? Read our chapter "Construction Grammar and Artificial Intelligence" in the Cambridge Handbook of Construction Grammar! (with @katbeuls.bsky.social) #NLProc #CxG

Development of Safe and Secure AI Models for Nuclear Decommissioning Information Management As nuclear power plants across Europe and around the world reach the end of their operational lives, the complex process of safely and efficiently dismantling these facilities has become a critical ta...

PhD position available @SCKCEN x @aibrussels! "Development of Safe and Secure AI Models for Nuclear Decommissioning Information Management." Real-world multimodal data - close collaboration with nuclear engineers - critical application - exciting PhD project! #NLProc www.sckcen.be/en/thesis-an...

Thrilled to announce the appearance in Computational Linguistics of the special issue “Language Learning, Representation, and Processing in Humans and Machines,” which I co-edited with Marianna Apidianaki and Sebastian Padó. This issue aimed to compare how humans and LLMs learn, represent, and process language.

I’m excited to announce the release of the special issue "Language Learning, Representation, and Processing in Humans and Machines," that I co-guest edited with Marianna Apidianaki and Sebastian Padó, in Computational Linguistics
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Humans Learn Language from Situated Communicative Interactions. What about Machines? Abstract. Humans acquire their native languages by taking part in communicative interactions with their caregivers. These interactions are meaningful, intentional, and situated in their everyday envir...

Out now in Computational Linguistics, volume 50, issue 4: "Humans Learn Language from Situated Communicative Interactions: What about Machines?"(w.
@katbeuls.bsky.social) #NLProc #LLMs #CompLing #CxG #linguistics doi.org/10.1162/coli...